Once again, the script, sans the camera angles.😆
Trust me, if I could, I most definitely would. Alas, this is as far as I can possibly go. Unless...I get creative. Hmm.
Lovely it was, your post, not the episode.
And Before you start rejoicing, lemme tell you, there is a "but" that butts in the above bold sentence.
But or butts. Sab Qubool Hai.
(almost sab)
Lovely it was, your post, not the episode, but there are a few things, I don't agree with, which I have listed below.
If you haven't figure out who BHABHI is, shame on you! Dah, main jauh-jauh.
Of course, i have figured out the BHABHI, so what if i'm not Einstein.
(a) Ayaan is Najma's bro and Zoya is Ayaan's biwi
(b) bro's Biwi is called BHABHI
Equating a = b, we get Zoya = BHABHI
I'm sure this was not what you meant, but I'm right, and I proved it.
It wasn't, but you are too, and you did, indeed!
Allah kasam, ho na ho, yeh sab Siddiqui Sahab ki hi kaam hai. Waise bhi inke jazbaat aaj kal par khabon mein hai hi nahin.
@bold was said in a different context, you got it wrong. Why do you think, she made Siddiqui sahab sleep alone, while she shared a bed with Tannu.
OH GOD. You ARE right. It must be just that. I concede. Must be my naivety, I simply didn't think to read between the lines. Or along those lines. You must know, main nanni munni raahi hoon. It's just that my take on this line is more apparent. To me, that is.
Yet another Wajid walks in at the corridor upstairs. You're forgiven if you don't know this one, the house help whose name is Wajid,
Wrong yet again. The one who doesn't know any Wajid should not be forgiven. Ask me how difficult it is to get a servant and a good, loyal, hardworking, undemanding, one at that. So, any and all Wajid should'nt be forgotten.
Trust me, Wajid is hardly forgettable. However, I'm beginning to really see why it is unforgivable to not know him. Whichever one of him. Kya karein, never had a servant in my household.
Wajid opens door. What, he didn't knock? How badtameez.
Allah Miyah, what's wrong with you today. Mistakes pe mistakes. Why should he knock? The door is locked from outside not inside. Remember Siddiqui has locked her in the room after her lipta-lipti on the bed with Haider.
MISTAKES PE MISTAKES? I beg to differ. But I did concede to a point above. So chalo. But not mistakes. Perhaps, omission? Or plain old, misconception.
On a more serious note, Wajid could knock, in fact should have, as a sign that he's coming in. What if Humeira's indecently dressed? I know Humeira was locked in. Duh.
I honestly think Siddiqui Sahab would prefer Wajid for Humeira, than say... a certain charming avenger.
You honestly think that. How cruel could you be to make Siddiqui prefer like this? Doesn't Wajid deserve someone better. Just coz he is a servant, you want him tied to the spoilt brat forever.
Most certainly NOT because he's a servant . It's coz he's everything a servant should be. There's a difference.
Eh, through Wajid, the kabootar in disguise.
What Wajid and kabootar. I can't take these disguised insults to Wajid anymore.😡
You must admit he'd make a cute looking kabootar.
I so badly want to quote Humeira, but shall refrain from doing so, for she broke my kabootar's heart. Eh plate and glasses.
Quoting Humeira is a herculean task. you would've got lost in her Upps and eeess. Good, you refrained. This point, I agree.Hardly. All she said was Haan. You jump I jump. You go I follow. At least this point you agree. 😉
Did I say she's wearing dark purple.
That has got to be the longest monologue you've ever had!
I guess her Skirt monologue was longer than this. But I won't argue, since, you are the master of monologues.
I could be wrong. But you, sweetheart are, most definitely.
MASTER OF MONOLOGUES? Just coz they appeal to me...
Chalo, yeh bhi Qubool Hai.
Woh zaroor aayega. Mera beta, eh I mean mera hero aayega.
Tchh Aise nahin bolte. Say "Mera Hero aayega, woh zaroor aayega", interspersed with deep breaths, Just like Rakhee says in Karan Arjun. didn't get it, ask Rivs, she is the expert in "aayega" dialogs.
Oh I got it alright, but what made you think this wasn't what I intended. I meant to say it the way I did. I quoted Rakhee without the beta word. And then I quoted first half, with.
But Rivs, I'd love to learn some from you.
Oh my goodness gracious me. This is even longer than yesterday!! And admittedly, this time, written with the video on repeat, scene per scene.
Finally you admit. I voiced my doubt yesterday.
No, not finally. I cleared yesterday. Your doubt. And took your doubt and thought to try out. Maybe I can write better with the video on repeat?
I apologise for posting this late. It took me forever to get the dialogues right, especially Wajid's. Eh.
Last warning, I won't tolerate such back-hand saracasm for Wajid.
That's the thing, it isn't back-hand.Thanks for reading!
Thanks for writing! Don't know why, but you remind me of P.G. Wodehouse, the writing, not the person.😆
Yes, that's a huge one. But honestly, you write great.